|— STATIONS
SYNCNEST PC CLUB runs eighteen PC stations along one straight axis. Every seat has a number in metres from the door — m 03 up front, m 16 back in the quiet. You don't pick a row, you pick a distance.
|— THE SYNCNEST
The whole club is one line, marked metre by metre. Slide from the door to the far wall and the noise drops with every step. Tap a metre to see its character, then send it straight to the booking form — the number rides down to your reservation on its own.
|— STATIONS
Same tower, same panel at every seat — the only variable is distance. Near is livelier, far is calm, mid sits in between. Choose the range that matches your session and let the metre do the sorting.
m 01 – m 06
The front of the line, a few steps from the door. Quick sessions, drop-ins and friends who like a bit of table chatter. You'll hear the club breathing around you — keyboards, laughter, the door. Grab a near metre when you're here for an hour and out.
m 07 – m 12
The middle of the axis, evenly quiet. Far enough from the door to settle, close enough to wave a friend over. This is where most regulars land for a ranked block or a co-op evening. Steady, unremarkable, exactly the point — nothing to distract the run.
m 13 – m 18
The tail of the line, up against the far wall. The sound of the room falls off here; late nights it goes near silent. Long solo sessions, focus practice, headphone-deep afternoons. Pick a far metre when you want the club to feel like it's yours alone.
|— m −1 · UNDER THE FLOOR
The line is one honest tier — no VIP corner, no discount end. Whichever metre you sit at, the box under the desk is identical.
Panels
240Hz
27-inch, 1440p, low-latency mode locked on at every station.
Graphics
Current gen
Top-tier cards refreshed on a rolling schedule, one class across the whole line.
Seats
Full recline
Mesh-back chairs, adjustable arms, footprint clear of the neighbour's metre.
Ping
Flat & low
The server room lives one floor down — m −1, the basement joke — so the cable run is short and the ping stays even from m 01 to m 18.
|— ON THE LINE
Every station carries the same library, kept updated and ready to launch — no digging, no confusion. We stock a tight spread across genres so a near-metre group and a far-metre solo can both find their game in one row. Pick by mood, we've labelled the shelf by feel.
Gaming here is filed the way the seats are: one clean line, nothing hidden. Each genre sits under its own icon so you read the shelf at a glance instead of scrolling a menu. What you want to play, you find in one look — then you launch and the clock is yours.
No favourites, no locked corners. The same titles are ready at m 01 and at m 18, so where you play only changes the quiet, never the choice. Match the genre to your metre — loud near the door, focused far down the line — and let the row do the sorting.
|— RATES
Distance changes the quiet, never the price. m 01 and m 18 cost the same — you only pay for the clock. Blocks below; night is one flat rate from midnight to close.
Hour
AR$ 3.000
A single hour at any open metre. Best for a quick match or trying the line for the first time.
Evening
AR$ 7.900
A three-hour block, the club regular's default. Enough for a full ranked run or a co-op session with friends on a shared run of metres.
Night
AR$ 12.000
One flat block from midnight to close. Take a far metre — m 14 and up — and the line goes near silent for the long haul.
|— METRE LOG
Re-measured
We finally took a tape to the room end to end. The line reads 18.4 metres from the door to the far wall, not the flat 18 we'd been quoting. The seat numbers hold — m 18 just sits a comfortable 40 centimetres short of the paint. Honest number, updated on the plan.
A regular's metre
One guest asks for m 13 every single visit, no exceptions. Far enough to hear their own thoughts, near enough to reach the counter for a refill. We now hold it on sight when the name comes up. Everyone gets a favourite metre eventually — that's the whole idea.
New plates
The old paper metre tags kept curling off the desks. We swapped the lot for small brushed plates with the amber tick etched beside each number. They catch the light down the whole line now, so you can read your distance from the door before you've even sat down.
|— ALONG THE LINE
Same line, three distances — near hum, mid calm, far hush.
The line, end to end — door on the left, m 18 at the wall.
|— METRIC FAQ
One line has no left, right or back row to argue over. A metre is a single honest number: m 03 sits near the door, m 16 sits far and quiet. You pick a distance, not a diagram — and two guests reading the same number always mean the same seat.
The line is continuous, so the neighbour is one step away. If m 09 is busy we offer m 08 or m 10 first: same hardware, one metre of difference in noise. You never lose your spot to a random shuffle — the offer is always the closest open number.
Yes. Book a run of metres, say m 05 through m 08, and you get four stations side by side on the same axis. Pick a near run for a loud, social session or a far run if you'd rather actually hear each other talk over the game.
Friday and Saturday we hold the line until 06:00, other nights until 02:00. The night rate is one flat block from midnight. Far metres go near silent after 01:00, so choose m 14 and up if you're planning to stay right through to close.
Use the line in the booking panel below: tap the metre you want and it drops straight into the field. Add a date and the hours you need, send it, and your station is held under that number until you walk in.
|— BOOK
Choose your distance on the line, tell us when, and walk straight in. Tap a number below to fill the metre field, or type one from m 01 to m 18.